DOMESTIC ANNOUNCEMENTS

1 June 1907

BIRTHS

BARTLEY-On May 4, at Bulawayo, the wife of Bryan C. Bartley, a daughter.

DUNCAN-On May 2, at Germiston, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. S. Duncan, a son.

EASTWOOD-On May 3, at Krugersdorp, the wife of Philip Baily Eastwood, a son.

GIBSON-On May 1, at Cape Town, the wife of Joseph T. Gibson, a son.

HOSACK-On May 23, at Maritzburg, the wife of Wm. Ross Hosack, a daughter.

PUGH-On May 18, at Ladybrand, the wife of Herbert Owain Pugh, D.S.O., a son.

SHOLTO-DOUGLAS-On May 22, at Johannesburg, the wife of Major Sholto-Douglas, D.S.O., S.A.C., a daughter.

MARRIAGES

AUCHTERLONIE-GOSSAREE-On May 24, at Viewforth Square, Leven, by the Rev. Dr. Durward, James Marr Auchterlonie, Bloemfontein, fourth son of the late John Auchterlonie, Leven, to Clara, third daughter of the late Captain Gossaree, Altona, Germany.

MILLER-JACOBSZ-On May 26, at Cape Town, Alfred James Miller, of Glasgow, to Agnes Cecilia May Jacobsz, daughter of the late G. Jacobsz, Johannesburg.

NIXON-THOM-On April 27, at Johannesburg, by the Rev. David Hunter, William Gibson Craig Nixon to Elizabeth Bannerman, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Alexander Thom, of Crieff.

WIRSING-MARTIN-On May 22, at Kimberley, Walter Middleton Wirsing, of Mafeking, to Ellen (Nellie), eldest daughter of the late Rev. Henry Martin, M.A., formerly Vicar of St. Nicholas with St. Leonard's, Bristol.

DEATHS

ANDREWS-On May 25, at Chiswick, Arthur Thomas Andrews, M.Inst C.E., aged 86.

COCKBURN-On April 29, at Clifton, Cape Colony, Alison, daughter of the late Andrew Haldane, Innerleithen, and beloved wife of Archibald Cockburn, East London.

CREE-On May 23, at Torquay, Percy John Cree, late of Que Que, Rhodesia, in his 26th year.

DOWSETT-On May 22, at Hampstead, Frances Lucy Pelling, wife of Charles Dowsett, in her 58th year.

MACKENZIE-On May 22, at Durban, Alexander MacKenzie, fourth son of the late William MacKenzie, of Dailuaine, aged 56.

THOMSON-On May 25, Annie, wife of Andrew Sherran Thomson, Sandhills, Beddington, Surrey, late of Cape Town, to the great sorrow of her husband and children.